Spinning OpenGL.Tk graphics

[Michael Peuser]

Maybe I found a work-around:

  o = Opengl()

  o.bind('<B1-Motion>', o.tkTranslate)
  o.bind('<Button-3>', o.StartRotate)
  o.bind('<B3-Motion>', o.tkRotate)
  o.bind('<Shift-Button-1>', o.tkRecordMouse)
  o.bind('<Shift-B1-Motion>', o.tkScale)

This was taken (but modified) from the OglSurface/Frame example - that demo
didn't run however before I changed
some glVertex3f to glVertex3fv .....

Michael
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"Michael Peuser" <mpeuser at web.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Python's OpenGL.Tk binding makes simple 3D drawing a snap! The default
mouse
> keys for  panning and sizing is left and right, for rotation it seems to
be
> the middle key which is on just very few people's mouse nowadays.
>
> Of course I tried obvious and not so obvious shift/alt/contrl/mouse
> combinations- without any success.
> Is there a work-around? The docu for the binding is somewhat obscure and
one
> has to guess a lot ;-) I haven't figured out yet how to use AutoSpin ....
> I am using Windows2000
>
> Thanks for suggestions and may be hints to more detailed documentation.
>
> Michael
>
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